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M4Markets Seychelles Updates Certain Trading Hours for US DST From 1 November 2026

M4Markets Seychelles said certain financial instruments will have adjusted trading hours from 1 November 2026 because of US daylight saving time, with times stated in system time GMT+2. The notice covers symbols including UKOIL, BVSPX, CHINA50, ES35, DE30, HK50, AUS200, UK100, EU Shares, USDCLP, USDCOP and USDKRW, and says the schedule is a guide subject to change.

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M4Markets Seychelles official website

AMarkets Builds Proprietary Trading Platform Into Its Mobile App

AMarkets says its proprietary trading platform is now built directly into its mobile app, so users no longer need third-party software or separate terminal passwords. The broker states that MetaTrader trading remains fully available and that access to the new platform requires the latest app version.

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AMarkets Group official website

AMarkets Adds Five US Stock CFDs on MetaTrader 5

AMarkets says it has added five CFDs on stocks of major US companies—Arm Holdings, Super Micro Computer, NuScale Power, Robinhood Markets and Take-Two Interactive Software—available on MetaTrader 5 with leverage up to 1:10. The broker describes the instruments as spanning technology, artificial intelligence, energy, fintech and gaming.

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AMarkets Group official website

AMarkets Announces Winter-Time Trading Hours for Listed Instruments

AMarkets announced adjusted trading hours for listed index, commodity, metal and US equity CFD instruments around Europe’s switch to winter time on October 24–25, 2026, with the schedule stated in EET. Forex hours remain unchanged, and cryptocurrency pairs will be suspended from 03:00 to 04:00 on October 25, 2026.

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AMarkets Group official website

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